Craft London

We were treated to a meal by good friends and the meal and service didn’t disappoint. We don’t normally “do fancy” but this was an amazing experience. Each dish was delicious and we were disappointed when the last mouthful was finished. And our waiter made the evening. He was brilliant- sorry can’t remember his name :-( but remember he was from Transylvania - Funny how you remember certain things!!

The is a nice little bar and ideal if you’re looking for cocktails. Accessed via the lift in the reception area the circular bar areas runs round the whole building. It’s not the widest of spaces so it quickly gets difficult to move around during busy times but there’s a decent amount of seating, both at the bar and high tables by the windows. The view is pretty good too, especially at sunset plus a small outdoor terrace area. The drinks menu is quite varied and there’s plenty of cocktail options. All are prepared from scratch so when it’s busy there can be a bit of a wait, but the quality is worth it. The staff are all friendly as well. It’s not the cheapest option in the area but it’s a smart place; I’d certainly return.

Had an amazing meal with my family here. I will definitely be returning.beautiful lighting, good choice of music (not too loud), staff very friendly and helpful and the food itself was gorgeous. I loved every one of the four courses! Good for vegetarians.Delicious food and a very interesting wine list. Service is impeccable.

Great Saturday night out. We were a group of 8. The restaurant was very quiet but the service was excellent and the food all had distinct flavours and was of a very high standard. We had cocktails before with some twists on the classics. The restaurant is in the centre of the concourse to the Dome and has a good view of the plaza. We were fairly dressy but nearly everyone else was in T shirts. I'd recommend if you're in the area and want a good meal at a reasonable price.

My partner and I went here for a tasting menu and whisky pairing for Burns Night. The menu was expertly crafted (why are haggis croquettes not on every menu every menu everywhere?) And paired with some fantastic whisky cocktails. Really well executed in a stunning space. When it's not burns night they roast there own coffee, cure there own meat and offer fantastic service all year round. Certainly worth a trip to Greenwich.

An excellent 4 course meal for Burns Night 2019. The cooking was delectable throughout with excellent whiskey themed drinks paired with each course. The restaurant read my reservation notes and made my menu pescatarian friendly which was appreciated. The main of Atlantic Hake cooked in a beurre noisette with a smoked cod roe cream, and the tempura conger eel with hay smoked buttermilk were both beautifully cooked and memorable dishes. Great job!

The restaurant 🍽️: pizzas are made in a wood burnt oven so you can expect better aroma and they do taste good 🍕🔥. But the crusts are a bit too thick. The bar upstairs🍾: has 360° views of which 180° is really worth going there for (O2 and London City). 🍷🍸🍹 are nice too. You could smell that wood fire upstairs a bit 🤨